Examining the effect of safety climate on accident risk through job stress: a path analysis

BMC Psychology

Table 3 Correlation coefficients of two dimensions (i.e., job stress and safety climate) with accident risk

Variable	X26	Variable	X26
X1	-0.497^**	X14	0.526^**
X2	-0.496^**	X15	-0.471^**
X3	-0.505^**	X16	0.510^**
X4	-0.495^**	X17	0.476^**
X5	-0.501^**	X18	0.541^**
X6	-0.487^**	X19	0.377^**
X7	-0.482^**	X20	-0.500^**
X8	-0.518^**	X21	0.517^**
X9	-0.520^**	X22	0.528^**
X10	0.528^**	X23	0.520^**
X11	-0.492^**	X24	0.515^**
X12	0.507^**	X25	0.523^**
X13	-0.507^**	X25	0.523^**

X1 = Management’s safety priority, commitment, and competence; X2 = Management’s safety empowerment; X3 = Management’s safety justice; X4 = Workers’ safety commitment; X5 = Workers’ safety priority and risk non-acceptance; X6 = Safety communication, learning, and trust in co-workers’ safety competence; X7 = Workers’ trust in the efficacy of safety systems; X8 = Total safety climate; X9 = Job control; X10 = Conflict at work; X11 = Employment opportunities; X12 = Somatic complaints; X13 = Self-esteem; X14 = Job requirements; X15 = Job satisfaction; X16 = Mental demands; X17 = Depression; X18 = Physical environment; X19 = Problems at work; X20 = Social support; X21 = Work hazard; X22 = Workload and responsibility; X23 = Role conflict and ambiguity; X24 = Job future ambiguity; X25 = Total job stress; X26 = Accident risk; N = 1530

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